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- Today Show ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Rebecca Chalif <[email protected]> Date: Tue, Sep 15, 2015 at 10:21 AM Subject: Re: CLIP | NBC's The Today Show, Chelsea Clinton interview To: Varun Anand <[email protected]> Cc: Jennifer Palmieri <[email protected]>, Kristina Schake < [email protected]>, Sara Latham <[email protected]> She was good. As predicted got asked about how the liar poll made her feel. *SAVANNAH GUNTHRIE: *you are one of her most trusted advisers as well as her daughter, and i know you know that the campaign recently has hit a bit of a rough patch. she's down in some of the polls. and there was a recent poll that was really striking because it asked voters what is a word you associate with hillary *clinton*, and, you know, they weren't complimentary words that were at the top of the list, dishonest, untrustworthy, liar. why do you think that is? what's not getting through in your mind? *CHELSEA CLINTON: *well, savannah, i'm not a pundit, i'm a daughter, and as i just said i love and add mire my movement i know she's talking about issues that are important to families across our country. i believe that it's starting to resonate. i believe as more and more americans hear from her they will come to know why i'm so proud to be my mother's daughter and even more why i'm so proud that my mother is my daughter's grandmother. *SAVANNAH GUNTHRIE: *you grew up around it and you're a real person and you're human. does it hurt to see those things? *CHELSEA CLINTON: *well, it is always surprising to me because my mom is my hero and one of the people that i admire and love the most in the world, but i just continue to believe as more people see more of her will come to know why i believe so strongly that she would make a great president and they will reach the same conclusions. Sent from my iPhone On Sep 15, 2015, at 10:15 AM, Varun Anand <[email protected]> wrote: ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Laurel Ruza <[email protected]> Date: Tue, Sep 15, 2015 at 10:13 AM Subject: CLIP | NBC's The Today Show, Chelsea Clinton interview To: Clips <[email protected]> *NBC's The Today Show, Chelsea Clinton interview, 9.15.2015* Link: http://mms.tveyes.com/PlaybackPortal.aspx?SavedEditID=bf5f573e-9823-4077-a298-45764b7320e8 Transcript *SAVANNAH GUNTHRIE: *we are back at 7:42. it is shaping up to be a busy fall for former daughter *chelsea* *clinton*. she's written a book, "it's your worth" a guide to help younger generations make a difference. mom to baby daughter char slot, her mother is running for president and definitely expect to see *chelsea* out on the campaign trail. good to see you. *CHELSEA CLINTON: *thank you, savannah, good morning. *SAVANNAH GUNTHRIE: *you could have written any kind of book. this is for a certain age group, what, 10 to 1-year-olds? *CHELSEA CLINTON: *10 to 1-year-olds. *SAVANNAH GUNTHRIE: *it's serious stuff. *CHELSEA CLINTON: *yeah. *SAVANNAH GUNTHRIE: *you're trying to get kids interested in the world around them. *CHELSEA CLINTON: *well, when i was a kid i read "50 simple things that kids can do to save the earth" and it had a big impact and informed me about things like climate change and solutions and empowered me with practical solutions to make a difference. kids today are cure carouse about the world around us and more engaged than adults often think they are and they want to know what they can do, and so i hope that "it's your world" impacts one kid in the way that "50 simple kids" impacted me. *SAVANNAH GUNTHRIE: *i was wobdering if you feet you need to fill a need because these days aren't interested in these issues, they are not being well fed or given this kind of substance. *CHELSEA CLINTON: *absolutely the latter. in my book i talk about issues like climate change but also education, the reality that so many girls don't have the opportunities that their brothers do around the world, poverty, inequality, but also i talk about kids who are already making a difference in these areas and some adults, too, but mainly kids because i believe that with a little bit of information kids with make a difference, and the stories i share in my book are real testament to that. kids are engaged, and i think it's up to adults to not only help them inform but empower them and give them opportunities to make our world better. *SAVANNAH GUNTHRIE: *you even share some personal stories. we see a letter that a 5-year-old *chelsea* *clinton* wrote president reagan. i was probably doodling on my note pad at 5. you're writing presidents. talk about a time when you were a little girl were you bullied because you were a little girl and i was thinking, you know, for a governor's daughter to have to go through that, what are you hoping people draw from hearing your own personal experiences? *CHELSEA CLINTON: *well, i hope it gives kids and parents opportunities to talk about these issues. often people ask me what do you think kids should care about? and i say we should ask kids what they care about and the issues that i highlight and address in my book are the ones that i've heard that kids care about, questions like what doesn't every kid around the world have a chance to go to school? why do we still have bullying? how do we help every kid get healthy? so i hope that we as adults will really listen to kids. certainly that's what my parents always did with me, and i'm so grateful to one of the greatest gifts my parents gave me is to ask me what i care about, to expect me to have an opinion and also expect me to be able to make an argument to support whatever i thought the right answer was to whatever question we were talking about around the breakfast table or the dinner table. *SAVANNAH GUNTHRIE: *you talk about gender equality. you talk about the lack of female leadership around the world and don't name names and make a pretty good case for a female president. *CHELSEA CLINTON: *i'm very biased towards my mom and i certainly hope my daughter charlotte feels as much love and admiration for me some day that i feel for my mom today. *SAVANNAH GUNTHRIE: *you are one of her most trusted advisers as well as her daughter, and i know you know that the campaign recently has hit a bit of a rough patch. she's down in some of the polls. and there was a recent poll that was really striking because it asked voters what is a word you associate with hillary *clinton*, and, you know, they weren't complimentary words that were at the top of the list, dishonest, untrustworthy, liar. why do you think that is? what's not getting through in your mind? *CHELSEA CLINTON: *well, savannah, i'm not a pundit, i'm a daughter, and as i just said i love and add mire my movement i know she's talking about issues that are important to families across our country. i believe that it's starting to resonate. i believe as more and more americans hear from her they will come to know why i'm so proud to be my mother's daughter and even more why i'm so proud that my mother is my daughter's grandmother. *SAVANNAH GUNTHRIE: *you grew up around it and you're a real person and you're human. does it hurt to see those things? *CHELSEA CLINTON: *well, it is always surprising to me because my mom is my hero and one of the people that i admire and love the most in the world, but i just continue to believe as more people see more of her will come to know why i believe so strongly that she would make a great president and they will reach the same conclusions. *SAVANNAH GUNTHRIE: *she has said that she's looking forward or would get a kick out of debating trump in a general election. is that a debate would you like to see? *CHELSEA CLINTON: *i think you were going to say she wants more grandchildren. *SAVANNAH GUNTHRIE: *that we know. *CHELSEA CLINTON: *she was very public about wanting a grand child, and it's been such a joy to see her as a grandmother and i thought maybe we'd have a little bit more time but always talks about wanting more grandchildren. *SAVANNAH GUNTHRIE: *it's funny to say that, and by the way, charlotte gets mentioned on the campaign trail more than her husband, your dad does, more than president *clinton*. *CHELSEA CLINTON: *well, i think that makes sense. campaigns are about the future, are about what we want to see our country become for our children, for our grandchildren. so i understand why charlotte is really her north star in this race. *SAVANNAH GUNTHRIE: *what is she like as a grandmother? paint us a picture of hillary *clinton* at home hanging out talking baby talk. *CHELSEA CLINTON: *oh, it's the best. i mean, i didn't know it would be such a joy of parenting to see my parents as grandparents, but it really has been. i love watching my mom read to charlotte, sing to her, support her quite literally because as we were talking earlier, savannah, charlotte is starting to stand and trying to figure out how to walk so there's a lot of actual support, just not figurative support, and nurturing. i love seeing mom my as a grandmother. *SAVANNAH GUNTHRIE: *you say see sings. does she have a good voice? *CHELSEA CLINTON: *not at all. not at all. "wheels on the bus" is very popular so everyone around charlotte at some point will get conscripted to "wheels on the bus." and my mom is a great "wheels on the bus" singer *SAVANNAH GUNTHRIE: *you said your husba mc who is a wonderful dad, hands on, doesn't like to change the diapers to which i think he needs to read chapter four of this book. *CHELSEA CLINTON: *he's working on it. he was really rather mortified that i shared that so he's been changing lots of diapers in the last week. i didn't know that that would have the impact it would. if i did, i would have talked to people much earlier. *SAVANNAH GUNTHRIE: *a pleasure to have you here. *CHELSEA CLINTON: *thanks, savannah.